You can set the value of the @sys variable to an ordered list of
substitution names. See the man page for "fs sysname"
http://docs.openafs.org/Reference/1/fs_sysname.html
for example:
fs sysname ocfs i386_linux26
fs sysname redhat_gfs i386_linux26
you can then include "@sys" in the target path of a symlink to produce
conditional behavior.
Frédéric Grelot wrote:
> Hi everybody
>> I'd like to have a gnome configuration that depends to the host I'm connecting at (because my terminals have different display settings, but all connect to the same afs home directory server).
> I saw the "@sys" variable, usable in pathname, but my hosts seem to have the same system (i386_linux26), so I'd like to know if there is a way of making host-dependent symlinks or directory name, so that for example, ~/.gconf links to .host1-config/.gconf if I'm on host1, or .host2-config if I'm on host2 (or anythink like this).
> I saw that some filesystem support context dependent symlinks (ocfs, redhat GFS), but is there any such feature in openafs?
>> Thank you for your help.
>> Frédéric Grelot
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